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+<br>Objective: To compare play behaviors, interface cues, and social dynamics across three rummy contexts—traditional table play, the Aviato platform, and the OK [Rummy](https://ihip.mohfw.gov.in/npcchh/public/data/) platform—using unobtrusive observation. Rummy’s core mechanic—forming sets and runs while minimizing deadwood—was held constant, while platform-specific features were treated as environmental variables that might scaffold or reshape decision-making.
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+<br>Methods: Across two weeks, I observed 60 complete games: 20 in face-to-face home circles, 20 in public Aviato lobbies, and 20 in OK Rummy clubs. No recordings were made